We organise events for members, ranging from CPD courses to social events and discussion groups, as well as representing the interests of chartered accountants in the district to the wider business community.
With Covid-19 lockdown restrictions again creating business challenges, and many companies also navigating changes to their operations following the end of the Brexit transition period, this is an incredibly pivotal time for the Midlands region. This event featured key speakers giving their insight into economic recovery across the Midlands .
On 24 February 2021, David Matthews, ICAEW President, welcomed 28 prize winners to ICAEW Midland’s first virtual prize winners’ ceremony
Q4 2021: Strong sales outlook but supply-side challenges mounting.
Relationship will kick off with October virtual event for members and businesses in Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire.
Profile of Nicola Whiting of ICAEW’s Nottingham, Derby and Lincoln Group of Chartered Accountants.
Dr Sophie Dale-Black – Regional Director, Midlands
Will moved into industry immediately after qualifying with a regional practice in Oxfordshire in the last 2000s and has gone on to lead finance department restructuring initiatives at Severn Trent and Genting Casinos.
Christine Turner FCA was elected as President for ICAEW Nottingham, Derby and Lincoln, the local society for Chartered Accountants. She assumes the voluntary position alongside her role as Director of Türner & Co, an accountancy practice specialising in international tax.
The society was formed in 1901 and serves more than 3,000 members in Nottinghamshire (less the district of Bassetlaw), Amber Valley, Derby, Erewash, South Derbyshire, Lincolnshire (less the district of East Lindsey) and East Staffordshire
The society’s members come from accountancy practices small and large and from a range of business, public sector and Third Sector interests. The district society is deeply engaged in the development of the local economy and regards the promotion of the profession – especially among students – as a crucial part of its work.
It also acts as a link between the ICAEW in Moorgate Place and members in the district.